*** About Tranquil Twilight Over Wheat Sheaves: Created during the prolific final months of Vincent van Gogh’s life in 1890, this masterpiece encapsulates the essence of his artistic evolution and his intense bond with the agrarian lifestyle. This period marked a return to the simpler subjects of nature and agriculture, which van Gogh believed were essential to his healing process during his time in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. His technique—characterized by thick, expressive brushstrokes and bold, emotive color palettes—helps convey a sense of vitality and internal turmoil. The painting’s backstory is rooted in van Gogh’s admiration for the laborers and the landscape, seeing both beauty and sorrow in the fields that fed and broke those who toiled in them. This work is currently part of a prestigious collection at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, allowing visitors from around the globe to witness firsthand the depth of van Gogh's agricultural narratives.